Anna Dai Analyst
hong kong
Chinese, English
About Anna
Anna Dai is a beauty and fashion Research Analyst at Euromonitor International. She is part of the Hong Kong research team, covering fashion and beauty industries, such as eyewear, luxury goods, consumer health and personal accessories. Her geographic specialism is in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Expertise
Anna joined the luxury central project team in 2023, where she quickly gained a strong interest in this industry. Prior to this, she presented at the Hong Kong Watch and Clock Fair in September 2022, offering insight on luxury watches in Asia Pacific, and was a participant at HKTDC Watch Advisory Meeting in October 2022, where she contributed on the topic of sustainability in the watch industry. Her views have also been shared via industry magazines relating to both luxury and consumer health. Prior to joining Euromonitor, Anna worked as an equity research analyst for a local securities company, where she conducted market research focused on Hong Kong-listed companies and IPOs. Anna also holds an MSc in Applied Mathematics from Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
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